11 hours ago
Richardson, TX, USAIntern
H1B sponsor
Responsibilities
- Develop and maintain embedded software and firmware in C/C++ for optical transport systems.
- Design, implement, integrate, and verify real-time embedded solutions from requirements through deployment.
- Support RTOS-based development involving low-level drivers, interrupt handling, and control firmware.
- Integrate software with hardware, ARM processors, and FPGA-based components.
- Troubleshoot system-level issues involving software, hardware, optics, and multi-processor architectures.
Requirements
- Currently enrolled in a Bachelor's or Master's degree program in Computer Engineering or Electrical Engineering at an accredited US school.
- Preferred standing is a third- or fourth-year undergraduate student or a Master's student.
- Experience developing embedded software in C/C++ on RTOS-based platforms.
- Knowledge of firmware development, interrupt handling, low-level drivers, and timing-critical systems.
- Experience with ARM processors, hardware interfaces, and multi-processor architectures.
- Familiarity with FPGA/CPLD integration and hardware-software interaction.
- Preferred qualifications include embedded Linux or other embedded operating systems, optical networking or telecommunications exposure, networking protocols, debugging tools, version control systems, and software development best practices.
Benefits
- Hybrid work in Sunnyvale, California, with flexible working schemes for students.
- Professional development events, networking opportunities, mentorship, coaching, and Employee Growth Solutions.
- Well-being programs including a confidential 24/7 Personal Support Service for employees and their families.
- Opportunities to join Nokia Employee Resource Groups.
- Learning and professional development environment supporting personal growth and career development.
About Infinera
Infinera builds optical networking systems and coherent optical engines, plus automation software and services, for telecom carriers, cloud and data center operators, cable/MSOs, and enterprises. The company designs and manufactures advanced optical semiconductors and pluggable modules for metro, long‑haul, and submarine transport networks. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Infinera is now part of Nokia after operating as a NASDAQ‑listed public company.